Architectural Features
C13 west tower and north arcade.
Early C15 north aisle, south wall of nave and chancel.
To the west of the tower and adjoining it are the ruins of the C15 west chapel.
Mid C13 west tower of rubblestone with quoins of Barnack stone.
Gargoyles to each corner, except for the north-east.
The corbels of the western arch are carved with stiff leaf foliage.
The east wall of the first stage has the marks of the gabled roof of the C12 nave.
Ruins of the north and south walls of the C15 west chapel adjoin the west tower.
Roof with parapet and two gargoyles on south side.
Each side of C15 clerestory has three, two cinquefoil light windows in square heads under segmental headed arches.
two C15 three light windows with ogee heads and vertical tracery in four centred heads with moulded label and returned stops.
C13 south doorway reset.
Early C15 north aisle.
C14 north doorway, chamfered jambs and two centred arch with moulded label and returned stops.
C16 east wall of coursed Barnack stone with C19 three light window in two centred head.
South wall: one similar window with low side and shutter and one C15 two cinquefoil light window with quatrefoil spandrel in four centred heal, C15 doorway, Chamfered jambs and four centred head with moulded label.
Interior: C12 chancel arch. semi-circular headed and of two orders on west face.
Soffit of arch has two broad rolls carried on two half round shafts with moulded bases, chamfered and grooved abaci and capitals carved with basket ornament.
The inner capital is carved away for screen.
C15 screen of five bays, including doorway.
C12 west doorway.
Early C13 north arcade of three bays.
Fine C14 lectern.
The lectern, an outstanding and extremely rare piece of early 14th century church furniture.